On Friday, February 14, 2003, at 02:13  AM, Gregg Gorrie wrote:

> on 2/13/03 6:37 AM, Alan Kim at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Gregg - While we're on this...
>>
>
> Not necessarily ... it depends on what you're doing. If you're just 
> doing
> basic cut editing, you would not really use any more space because the 
> clips
> you're creating are simply pointers to the media that is already on the
> drive. In fact, in iMovie, when you take a file into the editor and 
> trim it
> down, the unused portion of the file gets put into iMovie's trash can. 
> When
> you empty the trash, that portion of the file gets deleted and opens 
> up that
> space on the hard drive.
>
> However, if you start creating transitions or putting on effects that 
> need
> to be rendered, you'll need extra drive space to store the rendered 
> files.
> How much depends on the length of the transitions/processed clips.
>
> I would say for basic editing w/some transitions and effects, a ratio 
> of 2:1
> should be more than sufficient - ie for 1hr of DV video using 12GB, 
> have
> about 20-24 GB of drive space available.

Thank you Gregg, one more question, what method(s) do you use to
get the "video" in to the computer?  I am using a VCR, a camcorder
is out of the question. I used a program called "BTV Pro" doesn't work
for me. Phillip


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